10/21/2026
✨A glimpse into what socialization looks like at our training center!
When our dogs aren’t in training mode, their socialization time is just as important! These breaks give them time to exercise, play fetch, sniff, chew on bones, drink water, take potty breaks, and interact with our trainers.
We also use this time to reinforce appropriate manners around other dogs and people. That means encouraging positive interactions while addressing unwanted behaviors such as rough play, face biting, ear tugging, excessive barking, resource guarding, and reactive growling.
For many of our dogs, these sessions are a crucial part of learning how to navigate their free time appropriately. They also provide the perfect opportunity to reinforce newly learned commands like “sit” and “come” in a more relaxed environment.
Training doesn’t stop when the structured lessons end! Consistency throughout the day helps build better habits, stronger communication, and more confident dogs. 🐶🐾